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Nick and Judy have gone their separate ways, and the arson attacks plaguing Zootopia have abated. But soon, a new peril will arise, threatening to turn the city into a war-zone, a menace that will quickly become fursonal for Judy Hopps. Nick Wilde, meanwhile, will journey to a distant city in pursuit of an elusive criminal--and find himself face to face with a monstrous power-grab scheme. But, is it already too late to stop it?

Nick Wilde is a carefree, self-sufficient fox living in the suburbs of Zootopia working as a real estate agent. Although he seems to lack nothing, he soon feels an emptiness within himself that only another person can fill. Everything changes when the house next door is sold and a girl moves in, which turns the fox's life around 180 degrees. Will it come to anything?

Lt. Judy Hopps and Lt. Nick Wilde are back! Their case is a bunch of robberies of pawnshops widespread across Zootopia. Who could be responsible for such a feat of the most valuable jewels known to animalkind? However, that case is not the only drama going around! Romance is brewing between Judy and new sergeant Bernie, and Nick with a young vixen nearby! Little do Nick and Judy know, their case is even bigger--huger--than they had imagined.

"Even the most optimistic people cry, Judy. It's nothing new, and it makes you no less brave than if you hadn't." After an injury involving a criminal chase, Judy is determined to catch the thief that got away. But she soon learns the criminal, a panther, is much more dangerous than anticipated. With the help of her partner Nick Wilde, they will journey to find and capture the criminal, and eliminate the much bigger threat against Zootopia he represents. This is a story that takes place after the first Zootopia movie. It combines the original Zootopia theme with new cases and new character relationships. (There is/will be some content that may be too violent, intense, etc for some. As of right now, the story does not need a Mature Rating, but if the themes get to be "too much", then I will update the rating.) ***Cover Photo By: AndyFairhurst (DeviantArt)***

Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde are partners, there's a mayoral election happening in Zootopia, and the only worry the bunny cop has is the way her heart patters a little fast when her fox companion is in proximity. They've been close, he's her best friend, but Judy doesn't want to risk what they have by talking about her evolving emotions. Just in time, the perfect distraction arrives when Stu and Bonnie Hopps come to Zootopia with Judy's favorite niece, Mina. But the visit takes a turn for the worse and Judy may have to be around Nick longer than planned.

From the largest elephant to the smallest shrew, the city of Zootopia is a mammal metropolis where various animals live and thrive. When Judy Hopps and her best friend (Y/n) (L/n) become the first rabbit and (F/a) to join the police force, they quickly learn how tough it is to enforce the law. Determined to prove themselves, Judy and (Y/n) jump at the opportunity to solve a mysterious case. Unfortunately, that means working with Nick Wilde, a wily fox who makes their job even harder.

Judy hopps lives with her grandparents in a city named Zootopia. She goes to school, like every other normal mammal, but Judy wasn't normal. She was the key, to saving herself, and her new friend, Nick. They both began receiving text from a mysterious mammal marked "C". They have to work together, and find out who "C" is before someone gets hurt. Or worse..

Predator and Prey, together in a relationship. An unlikely pair. But even more unlikely when the couple is biological predator and prey. But biology isn't going to put a dent in the relationship of Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps, that's for sure. But theres something besides biology in the way of their relationship. Nicholas's tame collar. An awful thing all predators were forced to wear since they're childhood. The collar would shock them, starting at their neck, then traveling throughout the rest of their body if they showed 'savage' like behavior. But of course. No predator ever did. And Nick thought of a solution. Nick is the proud owner of a amusement park; Wild Times. Which is for predators only. Being that everything else in Zootopia was also segregated, to 'Predators only' or 'No predators allowed'. At this park, Nick is able to take off the predators collars once they enter the park, using a special tool that was given to him by Judy. It is a tool that is used to take off the tame collars. And only ZPD officers that are prey are allowed to possess one. But it gives predators some relief at the park without their collars. But even with his collar off. Nicks relationship with Judy is anything but relief from the discrimination he gets for being a predator. (No art is mine)

Three months ago, the savage case was solved by the first accomplished rabbit police officer, Judy L. Hopps, and the former con-artist fox, Nicholas P. Wilde. Since then the balance has been restored and there is peace among the mammals of Zootopia. But, when Nick Wilde decides to take leave for a weekend, something is aloof in the night. Something that nobody in the known history of the world has ever seen. Something that doesn't belong. Judy and Nick team up again to find whatever the Zootopia Intelligence Agency wants so badly, before they do. To find the visitor. Disclaimer: I do not take ownership over any of these characters. They and the world this takes place in belong to Disney Studios.

Jack Savage makes a special visit to Zootopia to help train the officers at the ZPD, and Officer Hopps is head over heels for him. Following a regretful night of a blur and the unsolvable case of a lifetime; lies get thrown around quickly, permanent damage get's caused, trusts are broken, and relationships are built - just to be torn apart. Will this new face put a dent in the relationship of Nick Wilde and Judy Hopps? Or will the damage not only effect them, but everyone in Zootopia? -- I hope you all enjoy this story! I have been working VERY hard on it, and I hope you all enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it! No art used is mine. All credit and rights are reserved to the artists/creators.